Initial submissions must be a minimum of 150 words per question and replies to classmates must be at least 100 words per response, you must reply to at least two classmate responses.
Your initial response (your answers to each question) to the discussion questions and classmate replies are due by Sunday April 25th by 11:59pm.
Important Points
- Remember to cite all of your sources for full credit.
- You may use outside sources, just be sure to fully cite all work.
- Websites like Wikipedia, about.com, or any notes websites are not allowed. The use of spark notes or any notes website is never acceptable.
- Plagiarism will earn you an F.
- You may use Microsoft Word to type your answers for grammar and word count checks. You may then copy and paste your answers in the discussion box, do not attach anything in the discussion forums.
- For full credit you must answer eachquestion with at least 150 words.
Answer the following discussion.
Most of us wake up everyday not even thinking about terrorism.
A). Since September 11th, 2001 there has been a debate about how to handle those suspected or charged with terrorism.
First, how is terrorism defined? Should we treat terrorists as a criminal and send them through the United States legal system? Or should we label them as an “enemy combatant” and send them to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba? If terrorists are labeled “enemy combatants” they may not be given Constitutional rights, is there a constitutional problem here? (Minimum of 150 words)
B). ISIS has been in the news for the past few years, what is ISIS? How powerful is ISIS today? What are their goals? How should the United States and other countries fight this threat?(minimum of 150 words)
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